Re: FLASH: detecting URL

[Brian Mackern]

> in short, i'm looking for a way to detect the URL...

>

> just wondering, thanks.



Hi Chris,


I've tried on a button:


Get URL

("javascript:window.document.movie.SetVariable("estado",document.location.hr

ef);")



and it worked! :)


"estado", in this case, is the name of a textfield.

"movie", the name of the movie.

You also have to check that the movie is named correclty in the embed tags.


I've published this solution in:


http://www.internet.com.uy/vibri/Flash/which_url/index.htm


You may download the example there, if you wish.



Rgds!


Brian:)


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